It’s 6:37am.
Good morning. :)
(I haven’t said that for a long time.)

 

I’m eating my usual cornflakes + chocolate milk + organic almonds.

Why am I up even before the sun???

Reason being…

 

I haven’t freaking slept the entire night!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Reason being…

 

My mind couldn’t freaking stop working!!!!!!!!!!

 

2 hours of tossing and turning was kinda torturous as my mind and body just couldn’t coordinate. Had an influx of thoughts gushed through my mind like how a mudslide would flush an entire village. (Too much Discovery Channel =P)

I thought up a list of reasons

 

1) Why the term “musician” shouldn’t be used too loosely. It’s not merely someone who plays music.

Like taking care of your sick parent doesn’t make you a nurse.

For that I don’t consider myself to be a musician or a nurse at the moment. And probably am nowhere near.

 

2) Why the new generation of nurses is so gonna revolutionize the entire hospital system in Singapore.

The first thing that needs to be changed, in my opinion, is the public’s impression of nurses outwardly. At the mention of the word “nurse”, what comes to your mind?

Before I entered nus nursing, I had a generally negative impression of nurses. To me a nurse is merely someone who looks erm.. quite fat with short permed hair and a scrunchy face.

What scrunchy face?! Pardon me for my lack of vocabulary + sleep, that was a rather spontaneous word which came into my mind when I visualize the faces of those nurses in my impression.

To create a scrunchy face, contract all your facial muscles and look into the mirror. There you go! Lol…

Furthermore, the present generation of people is relatively ‘rebellious’, in a good way I suppose. We no longer do things blindly as told. We question the rationale behind every implementation. We ask “Why is this freaking done this way? Why can’t it be the other way?” For this, I foresee widespread badmouthing from the ‘experienced’ nurses.

The first batch of nurses are gonna graduate from NUS this year. They are like the infantries going into the battlefield with many arrows pointing towards them. They are probably gonna be hit the hardest. All eyes would be upon them.

I also like it that doctors have little say in how nurses work now. I believe that we have our own roles and responsibilities to fulfill. Therefore it is good that we do not interfere too much into each other’s business as to cause discord.

I like this verse.

But we urge you, brethren, that you increase more and more; ¹¹ that you also aspire to lead a quiet life, to mind your own business, and to work with your own hands,

1 Thessalonians 4: 10-11

 

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Collaboration and teamwork are keys to working harmoniously, providing optimal healthcare services to the public. *ahem*

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Wah, so slogan-like…
LOL…….

I sound like a very ON nurse when I’m not even one. Hahaha.

 

Ok my bio clock is messed up now. This is the “sleeping disorder” that I mentioned in my previous post. It came to past! I seriously hope the rest on the list won’t manifest themselves. Lol…